Is It A Little Cold in Here to You?
Schedule ServiceOkay, so maybe the leak in your water heater has started to get out of control. Or maybe the last person you hired to come out and fix it didn’t actually fix the problem, and now you need a full tankless water heater replacement. We get it. Water heater services can feel like a headache and a hassle, but it doesn’t have to be.
Polly Plumbing helps you care for your home with reliable, respectful, and professional service. We can do a full tankless water heater replacement for you, and we follow up with regular check-ins, so that you never have to worry about a problem spilling out of control.
After all, nobody should be spending all their time waiting on workers to come through for them. We’re so over that, and we imagine you are, too.
Tell us what’s going on. We’ll handle the rest.
Picking Polly Has Never Been Easier
Plumbing isn’t just about tightening pipes or swapping out a water heater. It’s about feeling good about the person you just let into your home. Will they be respectful? Will they actually listen? With Polly, the answer is always yes.
We’re proud to be a woman-owned and operated plumbing company serving homes all across Tarrant County, TX.
Friendly, thoroughly vetted plumbers you’ll feel comfortable with
Clear communication from start to finish
Straightforward service options that let you choose what works best for you
Quality work backed by empathy and real care for your home
How Do You Know It’s Time to Replace?
Tankless water heaters are like the marathon runners of home appliances. They are built to last and work hard for years, but even the best eventually slow down. The key is knowing when your system is hinting that it is ready to retire so you can replace it before it leaves you in the cold.
Here are some signs it might be time for a tankless water heater replacement:
- Water is not heating up like it used to. If your once-piping-hot showers are now just “warmish,” your system may be losing efficiency.
- Frequent error codes. If your display panel is suddenly lighting up like a slot machine, it could mean bigger problems are on the horizon.
- Unusual noises. A quiet hum is normal, but loud clicks, bangs, or buzzing can be a red flag.
- Visible corrosion or leaks. Even small drips can cause major water damage over time.
- Age. Tankless units can last 15 to 20 years with good maintenance. If yours is getting close, start thinking about replacement.
Waiting too long for a tankless water heater replacement can lead to more than just a few chilly mornings. You could end up with water damage to floors, walls, or cabinetry, higher energy bills from an inefficient system, and the joy of an emergency replacement at the worst possible moment.
When you call Polly Plumbing, we will take a close look at your system, explain what we find in plain English, and help you decide whether a tankless water heater repair will keep things going or if it is smarter to upgrade now. We will walk you through options for a tankless water heater replacement that fits your home and your budget, then handle the installation from start to finish.
Replacing before your tankless quits for good means no surprises, no cold showers, and no frantic “help, my water heater died” calls. Just steady, endless hot water the way it is supposed to be.
New Heater? No Problem.
The hot water isn’t coming. There’s a leak that’s growing bigger by the minute, and on top of everything else, you have cold, wet socks from standing in the puddle under your water heater. If you’re dreading your tankless water heater replacement, don’t let your worries drown you. Polly’s experts are here to help.
Tankless water heaters are built to last, but that doesn’t mean they’ll never need a replacement. When you’re ready for the next upgrade, Polly can handle your tankless water heater replacement and present you with every water heater service option for how the job gets done.
No surprises. No guesswork. No jargon. Just quick, to-the-point solutions to get your water heater up and running again.
We’ll Get Things Working Again
Your water heater is one of those things you never think about… until it stops working. Then suddenly your morning shower feels like a splash in the kiddie pool, the dishes are greasy, and laundry day is on hold.
That is when you call the neighborly plumbers you actually like: us. At Polly Plumbing, we show up the way a good friend would, ready to help, ready to listen, and ready to get the job done without any fuss or funny business.
We will have your hot water flowing again before you can say “come on in.” Call us or snag a time online, and we will be there with the tools, the know-how, and the kind of friendly service you will remember for all the right reasons.
How much would it cost to change to a tankless water heater?
Making the switch can be as low as $2,995 (owner supplied), but may cost more depending on the model and the installation circumstances. The exact number depends on the size of the heater you pick and whether your home’s gas or electrical setup needs a little TLC first. Think of it as an upgrade that pays you back in endless hot showers and lower energy bills.
How often do tankless water heaters need to be replaced?
The beauty of going tankless is longevity. Most units last 15 to 20 years with good maintenance—nearly twice as long as the old-school tank version. Once yours starts creeping up on that age, it’s time to start planning for the next one.
Is it worth replacing a tank water heater with a tankless?
If you’re tired of racing your family to the shower before the hot water runs out, a tankless is a game-changer. They’re more efficient, take up less space, and keep the hot water flowing as long as you need it. Yes, the upfront price is higher—but most folks find it totally worth it.
Is it difficult to replace a tankless water heater?
For you? Yes. For a pro? Not so much. Swapping one out involves plumbing, gas, and sometimes electrical work, so it’s not exactly a weekend DIY project. But once a licensed plumber handles it, you’ll be set for years of cozy showers.
Do you need a plumber to install a tankless water heater?
Yep! A licensed plumber makes sure everything is hooked up safely and up to code. Sometimes an electrician joins the fun too, depending on your setup. That way, you get peace of mind knowing your hot water is good to go.
